him, but then with him absolutely everyone is beaten and crippled appealed to the un international organization for migrationprotect them. all materials have been sent to the recipients. we will prove that belarusian cuisine is not only potato pancakes; a visiting cartographer brought tartar to the territory of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth; he told europeans about the miracle of the tatar cutlet. the cartographer left a long time ago, but tartarus has taken root on the territory of belarus. now i ’ll get to the main thing, i would say, the hit of this salad, it’s still a roll with dried tomato and curd cheese. let's find out more about historical. we will show you what they eat in different parts of our country. in a city that positions itself as the tomato capital of belarus, every cafe simply must have at least several tomato dishes. everything here complements each other. the meat is supplemented with vegetables, the vegetables are supplemented with garlic and rosemary, generally perfect, simply perfect, the food is anywhere on the belarus24 tv channel. everything that modern belarus lives with toda

fired him, but then with him absolutely all the beaten and maimed turned to the international organization for migration, the unnce and protect them, everyone materials have been sent." they are dedicated to their work, ready to share knowledge, raising a turkey is a long step-by-step process, from a small chick to a large individual. it takes about 5 months, since the turkey is the most exposed to stress, we try to minimize as much as possible all negative factors that may further affect our bird. and show one day from your life. rainbow trout is the most promising species for artificial cultivation, no matter what we do, it is always produced from freshly caught fish. that's what it is. today lakhva’s trump card is that the fish is environmentally friendly, of high quality and, most importantly, fresh. each production site is very important, as its work affects the quality finished product. today we have shown that what is produced in our country can be, not only the same in quality, but in some cases even surpass it. look. hello, live news, lyudmila kazak is with you, watch this evening episode. the situatio

absolutely everyone with him is beaten and the crippled people appealed to the international organization for migration, the unfor an end to the violence and to protect them, all materials were sent to the recipients. the amazing people of our country, over time, i realized that i was so fascinated by this that i didn’t see any other paths, just jewelry, they grew 700 tulips, the next year they grew 17, i was in shock, i was so scared. dad was rarely with us, he had little time, so every time it was a real holiday, the last one happened before war, it was my birthday, my dad came for a festive dinner, and then... he took me to the store, promising to buy me what i wanted, i was 12 years old then, he bought me some candy, some boxes, but that wasn’t important for me, to be honest, i didn’t want anything, for me it was happiness. walk holding his hand. everyone paid attention to him. dad was very handsome, fit, and i was terribly proud to walk next to him. my dad was a brilliant officer. when we talk about significant victories, significant achievements, army, formations, fronts. after all , we cannot talk about

physician and translator ali, we will return to him later, he worked in an international organization for migration, now at unicef and the uny are international organizations silent? belarusian-latvian border, a family of six fled from iraq to germany, they have examples. that everything worked out, i want a normal life in europe, i’m very scared by the army’s appeal to my children, i’m afraid death, i'm scared for the children, look at them, they are 10, i thought that i would die that night, they all looked death in the eyes that night , thousands of kilometers from iraq, she was in human form with... 9 days of hell are behind and after hours of torture , not everyone managed to get out of the latian forests, where, like the nazis, they filtered people according to things that were understandable only behind the cordon. you're safe, tell me what happened to you, my name is. yam, i'm 18 years old and from somalia. or, just imagine, you ’ve been carrying a long-awaited child under your heart for almost 8 months. for the sake of his safety you decide escape from samali. after the gas sector and sudaan, this african country i

un says the fighting of fashion alone has led to a 134000 civilians being false from the home since april. we've reached another green milestone and our colleagues said, the international organization for migration now says more than $10000000.00 men, women and children have been displaced since the fighting broke out in april of last year. this means a 20 percent of students population. that's one in 5 people living in the country have been forced to flee in the span of just 15 months. the majority of those displaced are inside. so inside the country, that's almost 8000000 human beings. and over half of those are children. meanwhile, more than 2000000 people have crossed into neighboring countries. countries that often facing their own humanitarian challenges to west africa. now it has been a shop horizon, undocumented migraines trying to reach year of so far the sea and more than 5000 people have di trying to right reach spain by sea. that's according to a spanish charity coming on. the from fed as the, despite the dangers, many continued to make the crossing and the hopes of a better life off. but there is reports from cot, hong, and began via it's been 8 months, says a traumatized body to se